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Lassen National Forest, California.
A short and delightful interpretive trail with many facts about volcanoes and lava tubes and the namesake spatter cones.
Lassen National Forest. A short interpretive trail packed with volcano information.
Hobbit Trail, Carl G. Washburne Memorial State Park, Oregon
Humboldt National Forest. Short hike up to the lake in the afternoon.
Humboldt-Toiyabe National Forest, Nevada
Off for more autumnal color, I headed off to the Ruby Mountains and got in a little hike at the end of the day.
Look what I got from the mail box today!
Blind Horse Knives ST~~~ A neck knife. the Short Trail, or ST.
O1 tool steel in a full flat grind.
1/8 inch thick, 5 inches long with a 2 inch cutting edge.
The squared off spine will work great with fire steels.
Fire steel included in the neck sheath.
The handle has dark natural micarta scales,
hand hammered brass pins with a matching brass lined lanyard tube.
A great package that can be worn by itself, as a companion to a larger hip knife, or as a great every day carry package. It is small enough to be a great necker, it will also slip into a front pocket or a small zipped area in a bug out bag.
